Level Up!: Checkpoint

Level Up!, Book 2

By: Simon Archer

Narrated by: Gary Furlong

More quests, more levels, more supervillains.

Sam might have helped defeat the world's most powerful villain, but he still has a lot of levels to earn with his unique power: level up. And the best place to do that is the world's greatest hero program. Even a power gamer in a world full of superheroes can use some education, assuming he can survive the dangerous tryouts, the outrageous curriculum, and the deadly villains along the way.

Warning: This book contains awesome superpowers, sexy women, sex scenes, explosions, crazy power leveling, and the ability to become the strongest person the universe has ever seen. That’s right, we said universe.

©2020 Simon Archer (P)2021 Simon Archer

amazing book again

I loved it it was amazing amazing and the audible is the audible is really helpful For people with reading disabilities

Totally worth it

So far this book series has been totally worth the money and the read. The story is kind of like the anime (My Hero Academia) but it has it's own awesome spin. I am very excited for the next books in the series.

Great story!

Is another great installment and what is a very promising series. I am very much looking forward to the next book.Is another great installment and what is a very promising series. I am very much looking forward to the next book.

enjoyed it

so as per the first book, there is alot of sex scenes however the story is pretty good, new villains and new heros

Great book minus the "harem" part

I have to admit that I didn't know what harem was before this series. I picked up the first book because the story line about "leveling up" is something I like. The story continues seamlessly and is a great addition. The only part I couldn't stand was the numerous graphic sex scenes. More than the first book and seemingly at the most inopportune times. I mean, in the middle of a mission where the heroes were captured and the students are all that's left to save them and the day decide it's a good time to have an impromptu orgy. I fast forwarded past all of these scenes, which was probably 45 minutes of the book. Other than those scenes being forced, I had to keep in mind that this is part of the harem lit so I'm judging it based on story line and narration, which were both great.

great book

i have read all of the series and highly enjoy hearing them brought to life by the narrator

The first was good the second is great

This book is just as, if not better than, the previous book. The scenes are neat and tidy. Easy to follow and don’t “fade to black”. The introduction of the new characters and the expansion of the existing characters is impressive

Very skipabel sex scenes.

As for the storyline, it's great. I am very much enjoying the plot, and characters.
The erotic part however falls quite short, and in most cases feel awkward and forced. It's as if the author is putting them in just to satisfy a requirement to keep the erotica lable. They could be simplified dramatically, and allow the readers imagination to supply what a passionate evening with numerous aroused superheroes is like.

Super story. lol

This book reminded me so much about how high school was with myself only with super powers thrown in. I enjoyed it.

Worst of the worst

Rarely do I take the time to review books that I don't like, but I had to write something for this to help the next reader who might be looking at this as a potential buy. Save your money. No, really, save your money. This was terrible. There is no conflict to the story. The main character is a mary sue who is overpowered to the point of ridiculousness. It would be one thing if being overpowering were understood and made a plot point within the story, that I could get behind if it were understood that this was a unicorn character, but the narrative is crafted to suppose that protagonist will have challenges to overcome - he doesn't. The main character does not grow or change, is apparently able to seduce ANYONE, including administrators at a school he's attending effortlessly. They literally fawn over him after he speaks one sentence, and the dialog is so bad that I was mentally cringing repeatedly. I think I even physically cringed once while listening. I read the first book in this series, which was admittedly also not great, so I kinda knew what I was getting into when I picked this up, but even with my low expectations I could not finish the book because it was so poorly written. Save your money and avoid this dumpster fire.